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TL;DR: Turn your car into an entertainment streaming hub for your entire crew with this Apple CarPlay and Android Auto wireless adapter, on sale for $89.99 (reg. $129.99). Hitting the road for your summer trips can be a lot of fun. That is until the kids start bickering, repeatedly asking to stop and whining about how long it's taking.

TL;DR: Score this 8-in-1 tablet docking stand for only $54.99 and declutter your desk. In the same way that many tech manufacturers no longer provide charging bricks with new devices, you might have noticed that the latest gadgets are ditching ports, forcing many of us to deal with multiple dongles, adapters, and cords.

Astronomers discovered a truly tortured planet. It'll make you thankful for Earth. In a distant solar system some 66 light-years away, researchers used NASA's Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS) to spot a volcano-blanketed world new to science. It's covered in volcanoes because the other two planets in this system have forced it into an unusual elliptical orbit, which tugs and squeezes the world, roiling the interior.

Are you waiting for Apple to release a touchscreen MacBook, perhaps fueled by last year's rumors that the company is working on such a device? Unfortunately, it probably won't happen, at least not anytime soon. According to Tom Boger, Apple's vice president of iPad and Mac product marketing, who spoke to the Wall Street Journal's Joanna Stern, the company doesn't plan to launch a touchscreen Mac.

TL;DR: Watch the 2024 French Open for free on 9Now, France TV, RTBF, ORF, or Servus TV. Access these free streaming platforms from anywhere in the world with ExpressVPN. The biggest clay court tennis championship on the calendar is fast approaching, and that means tennis fans from all over the world will be scrambling for a way to stream the 2024 French Open.

Bumble has apologised for its poorly received ads referencing celibacy, calling them a "mistake." The marketing campaign is being slammed across social media, with users accusing the dating app of undermining women’s choices and shaming them for refraining from sex. In a statement posted to Bumble's official Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok accounts on Monday, the company acknowledged its misstep and announced that it would be removing its heavily criticised anti-celibacy ads from its global marketing campaign. SEE ALSO: Dating app coaches promise to upgrade your love life.